Analysis Of The Effects Of The Various Types Of Brexit On Our Economy.

[sandyRoe]

Shouldn't this have been presented to the electorate before the referendum so they could have made a better informed choice?

[Togo]

On the news this morning Sandy(radio 2) it was announced that "findings" indicate that the UK will be worse off if whether we stay in or exit the EUSSR. Haha...………..This is despite further proof this week that UK is outperforming most Countries in the World, and all of the pyramid scheme members(Germany is really struggling). All cobblers designed to keep the sheeple in a permanent state of anxiety and confusion.

[Kromovaracun]

//This is despite further proof this week that UK is outperforming most Countries in the World//

What proof would that be?

[SparklyKid]

No. There is only one type of Brexit, out, simples.

[Togo]

The last quarter figures show GB GDP growing (despite the best efforts of the doom mongers and sabateurs) at a healthy .6% with France at .4% and Germany at minus.2%


This is perhaps why the Beep Beep See are keen to say that staying in is also bad for us.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/news/brexit-deal-could-cut-uk-economy-by-55percent-study/ar-BBQ8ZNB?li=AA54rU

[woofgang]

I think there are too many variables for this to be possible, also even now people are doing "best guessing" about what the outcome would be....IMO nobody knows. I did a lot of research at the time, and as far as possible, in general terms, the detail of deal and no deal leaving were laid out, but the honest sources were saying "this is what it would consist of but we can't predict the outcome.

[Old_Geezer]

Since predictions are conjecture and the issue wss rule oneself or be ruled, no, not relevant. Everyone knew change brings effects, but that's secondary. It's not like we're going to stop being a major economy just because we bring control back.

[Old_Geezer]

WAS

[Milo2]

I remember all the predictions made before the referendum so find it difficult to decide whether these are accurate.

[Ken4155]

Anyone who stands there and categorically states that our economy will be one thing or another after Brexit is lying. No-one knows. And some of us on here may never know whether voting for Brexit was a wise move. We'll be too busy pushing up daisies.